Fracking and the West Coast Water Crisis

Climat vieu r three, the climate ofyour maps was so that i could literally connect the dots, you know, visually. I couldn't read anything and remember it. But picture's worth a thousand words. A map's worth a couple o million. And let's talk about what's going on to day, because i wanted to touch on the droughts and the fires that we have on the west coast. In any e, man made things that you see being the bigger contributors to the west coast current problems that they say are just natural effects of climate change. The average fracking well uses six million gallons average of water, and that's per day in some cases.